Hi Jeremy,
I wanted to follow a bit up on ID cards, because potentially they are
really useful. They need to contain any
information that makes the VO easily deployable. For now that I can think:
1) VO support contacts (both specific people responsible and various
experiments mailing lists)
2) VO server, VOMS end points
3) Hardware requirements
4) Software requirements
5) Glue schema fields used if beyond the normal cpu,mem... this would give
an idea of what is really useful in the info system and really needs to
be set and looked after and what is superfluous and can have a meaningless
default value.
6) General procedures (for example if like atlas the site has to request
the installation).
7) Size of the VO (i.e how many users) This is because I'm not going to
create the same amount of pool accounts for for example ATLAS
and phenogrid.
Ideally this information would be maintained on the CIC portal pages
rather than the experiment pages, with the same layout.
cheers
alessandra
On Tue, 15 Nov 2005, Coles, J (Jeremy) wrote:
> Dear All
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> Minutes from today's meeting are now available from the agenda page:
> http://agenda.cern.ch/fullAgenda.php?ida=a056648
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> If you have any questions or comments please mail me or the list. The
> only general follow up action noted was for all sites to ensure that
> their site network contacts are aware of the SC4 data transfer testing
> schedule outlined under item 1 of the agenda.
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> I think the experiment snapshot presentations were useful but clearly
> there is a lot more that all of us need to absorb. I encourage everyone
> to spend some time looking at the TDR documents linked from here:
> http://www.gridpp.ac.uk/deployment/links.html under "Experiment/VOs".
> Also, in preparation for SC4 please be aware of the content of the talk
> given by Jamie Shiers to the LHCC review today - it is linked to the AOB
> item on the agenda. Finally, we are evaluating how to engage more fully
> with NESC so any feedback you can provide on courses you would like will
> be much appreciated.
>
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>
> The next UK wide meeting will be in mid-December. The exact date will be
> circulated shortly.
>
> Many thanks for your time and continued support.
>
> Jeremy
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> Actions from the meeting:
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> O-051115-1 JC to forward sizing formula to list
> O-051115-2 JC to feedback FTS upgrade issue to CERN team or BD to raise
> on SC list
> O-051115-3 Dteam to investigate methods to remove old transfer files
> O-051115-4 JC Change At -> for in Milestone document
> O-051115-5 Coordinators - Sites to warn site network contacts of data
> transfer test schedules
> O-051115-6 AF follow up on ATLAS numbers (number of jobs, how long jobs
> run etc.)
> O-051115-7 Dteam Follow up on CMS plans for file server requirements in
> light of computing model
> O-051115-8 JC to follow up on how sites are to know which experiment
> software version to have installed
> O-051115-9 JC to follow up on Vo published information. Sites would like
> information on which VOs are active and more data on such things as VO
> server, VOMS endpoints etc.)
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